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This beautiful property is for sale in a unique location in the municipality of Sarteano, in a panoramic position overlooking the Val d'Orcia, acknowledged as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site since 2004.

The farm consists of two stone buildings surrounded by a magnificent garden: a former 17th-century convent and a 20th-century building. The total surface area of the two structures is approximately 450 square metres.

The first building is completely developed on the ground floor and consists of a living area with fireplace and kitchen, two double bedrooms, a twin bedroom and a bathroom.

The second building is arranged on two floors and consists of a beautiful and bright living area with double living room with fireplace and kitchen. On the upper floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom.

The property is completed by an outbuilding of 25 square metres located inside the cloister, consisting of a double room and a bathroom.

There are also approximately 100 square metres to be restored, currently unused, 50 square metres of outbuilding and 100 square metres of garage.

The buildings are immersed in the green garden where there is also a wonderful swimming pool, in which it is possible to relax and enjoy the beautiful surrounding landscape.

The property is surrounded by approximately 50 hectares of land, of which 38 hectares of woodland, 8 hectares of arable land, approximately 0.5 hectares of courtyard and a spring with a reservoir for water collection.
It is possible to decrease or extend the land by purchasing approximately 2 ha of arable land.

The property can be reached along approximately 4 km of unpaved road in excellent condition, which separates it from the medieval village of Sarteano.
The estate is located in one of the most sought-after areas in the province of Siena, from which it is easy to reach the main tourist centres in the area, including Montepulciano (15.4 km), Pienza (18.5 km), Montalcino (33.4 km), Bagno Vignoni (17.8 km), Sarteano (18.9 km), San Quirico D'Orcia (19.9 km) and San Casciano dei Bagni (26.3 km).